good morning, america. breaking overnight, new killing on a college campus. three shot, one fatally at a christian college in seattle. the shooter armed with a shotgun and a knife. >> we have a suspect who's down and needs medical attention. >> student heros to the rescue. this hall monitor using pepper spray to bring down the suspect as he tries to reload. severe weather in the south. at least three dead. heavy flooding sweeps cars away. powerful winds throw this atv into a wall. and watch this scene as a pickup truck is struck by lightning right in the middle of the road. right now, president obama in normandy, honoring our world war ii veterans on this 70th anniversary of d-day. as tensions with russian president vladimir putin run high, their paths crossing this morning in a high-profile encounter.

♪ one hot mess. game one of the nba finals sizzles, for real, when the air conditioner fails. players dripping. fans wilting. lebron james carried off the court. how the spurs beat the heat in more ways than one. >> i feel like we're in a bucket of water. and good morning, america. happy friday. that's one way to get a home court advantage. turn off the a.c. >> the miami heat, after all. you do what you have to do against them. good morning, america. take a look at this. a huge crowd in the park. what a party this morning. demi lovato, rocking that place. she has big surprises for us, too. and we have superstar, nicki minaj, here, live, as well. >> a lot of fun coming up. a lot of news to get to, as well.

starting with yet another school shooting. this one at seattle pacific university, where student heroes came to the rescue with a dramatic takedown of the shooter. neal karlinsky has all of the latest from seattle. good morning, neal. >> reporter: george, good morning. police say the gunman walked through that door over there and opened fire when he got inside, just as students were taking their final exams. >> we have a suspect who is down and needs medical attention. >> reporter: chaos on a college campus. >> a halo of shotgun shells. >> reporter: it was just before 3:30 in the afternoon, when police say 26-year-old aaron ybarra hall at seattle pacific university and opened fire with a shotgun. this student's friend was hit. >> i got one text message from him. he just said, i got shot. and i texted him five or six times. but i got no response after that. >> reporter: students, huddled in locked classrooms. one stood guard inside with a pipe in his hand. >> we thought it was an experiment at first.

but then we heard screaming. >> reporter: out in the building's lobby, police say ybarra fired on three students. but when he stopped to reload, witnesses say a student building monitor, seen here, risked his own life. pepper spraying the suspect, and jumping on him. >> he has a fiancee. he has a lot to live for and he just acted quick. >> reporter: other students joined in and held ybarra down until police arrived. his gun seen here on the ground. >> my first reaction was one of heartbreak that a senseless act of this nature could occur on this campus. >> reporter: while he was down on the ground, chris howard tried to help a woman who was shot, cradling her head in his lap. >> she was basically just panicking. call my mom. call my aunt. call my best friend. i need you to make these calls for me. i think i'm going to die. >> reporter: a man in his 20s was killed. two other victims, a man and a woman in their 20s are hospitalized with shotgun

wounds. as for ybarra. >> seattle police with a search warrant, open the door. >> reporter: abc news was there when police stormed his parents' home late thursday night. authorities say he is not a student at psu. his connection to the school, unknown at this time. this could have been so much worse if not for that brave student who leapt into action, armed with only pepper spray. as for the suspect, there is still no known motive. he has been booked on investigation of homicide. there is still no known motive for this. george, lara. >> thank you so much. we turn to the deadly storms sweeping through the south, including flooding and powerful winds that have left a path of destruction. abc's steve osunsami has the story. >> there's a huge funnel cloud. come here. >> reporter: this morning, severe weather in the south, responsible for at least three deaths and miles of destruction. >> it looks like something from vietnam came here and just blew the place up again. >> reporter: several dangerous storms swept east over parts of tennessee, arkansas and georgia thursday. in tennessee, heavy flooding led to at least one death. rescue teams still searching for

a 6-year-old autistic boy outside nashville. the car he was in, swept away by floodwaters. >> we are in a rescue mode right now. we're all praying we find this little boy. >> reporter: the other five people in the car, including three children, were able to get out alive. >> right now, that's all we have, is each other. we're hoping to find him safe and sound. >> reporter: and in arkansas, strong winds lifted 15 to 20 cars off these train tracks and knocked this airplane at jonesboro airport. and winds so strong, they slammed a four-wheeler into the side of this house. downed trees claimed two lives in arkansas. one teacher in blackrock and a 74-year-old retired police officer in jonesboro, who died after a tree fell on his house. >> everybody was crying and everything. >> reporter: neighbors say they could hear his screams. here in atlanta, there was an amazing sight as the storms passed through. the skies turned purple. and for much of the city, you could see a purple rainbow. people were running outside to

grab pictures of it. the storms were ending just at the exact moment that the sun was setting. george. >> that is an absolutely stunning picture. thank you, steve. we're going to turn to president obama in normandy this morning for the 70th anniversary of d-day. a historic moment that's also made for tense diplomacy with russian president vladimir putin over the crisis in ukraine. jon karl is in normandy right now. good morning, jon. >> reporter: there's no formal meeting on the schedule. but president obama and president putin have already had one brief conversation today and likely to run into each other one more time. both here in norman day to pay homage to those who sacrificed so much 70 years ago today. a moment to remember. heroes of d-day, gathered this morning on the bluffs above omaha beach, where 70 years ago they fought one of the most important battles of all-time. and today received a rousing tribute from the president. >> these men waged war so we might know peace. they sacrificed so that we might

be free. they fought in hopes of a day when we no longer need to fight. >> reporter: most of the d-day heroes are in their 90s. for many, it will be the last time they hear the world pay tribute to their sacrifice. more americans died here on the shores of normandy in 24 hours than in the 10 years of war in afghanistan. >> whenever the world makes you cynical, stop and think of these men. >> reporter: when general eisenhower ordered the d-day invasion, he said there was no plan "b." everything on the line. more than 150,000 troops taking part in the invasion of normandy, the largest amphibious assault in the history of mankind. connecting past to present, also here, some of the heros of the post-9/11 generation. including army ranger cory remsburg, who captured america's attention earlier this year when the president paid tribute to

him in the state of the union address. >> sergeant first class cory remsburg never gives up and he does not quit. >> reporter: he first met him in nar man di just before he was severely injured in afghanistan. >> the first words cory said to me after his accident, echoed the words first shouted on this beach, rangers, lead the way. >> reporter: poouten and obama ran into each other at a luncheon for the leaders here for the d-day celebration. they did have a one-on-one conversation, and we're told it lasted five to ten minutes. >> meantime, jon, the president continues to be dogged by the bergdahl controversy. >> reporter: that's right. he's faced questions here on the road. and he said most recently that he is not making any apologies about this. he said, i saw an opportunity. and i seized it. and for that, i make no apology. >> we'll have the latest on that, sunday on "this week." let's go to amy with the other top stories. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with word overnight that a u.s. citizen has been detained in north korea. the tourist identified as

jeffrey edward foley, was taken into custody, reportedly, because he left a bible at a hotel. he is the third american being held in north korea, including missionary kenneth bae, who was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government. and moments ago, doctors at the u.s. military hospital in germany reported that army sergeant bowe bergdahl is showing improvement. they say he's becoming more engaged in his treatment as he recovers from five years in captivity. the taliban claims it treated bergdahl well. giving him food he requested. and even letting him play soccer. also breaking overnight, the man dressed in military camoufla camouflage, accused of gunning down three police officers and forcing the lockdown of an entire city in canada has been taken into custody. he has been arrested in a woman's backyard. abc's ron claiborne is there with the latest. ron? >> reporter: the end came dramatically. police officers arresting

24-year-old justin bourque in the middle of the night. >> my parents saw them make a formation. and then start screaming, come out with your hands up. and about five minutes later, he surrendered from out behind one of the trees and said, i'm done. >> reporter: new brunswick police tweeting, residents of north moncton can leave their homes. since wednesday night, moncton, a city of 69,000, had been a virtual ghost town. residents hiding in their homes behind locked doors, as police staged a massive manhunt for bourque, after he allegedly shot and killed three officers. on his facebook page, bourque frequently posted photos from anti-gun control groups and lyrics from heavy metal bands. quoting the group megadeath late wednesday afternoon, a little with a big eraser changing history. what is still not known, what allegedly triggered his deadly rampage. this city was paralyzed with fear. nothing open. virtually no one on the street. amy, this morning there is enormous relief here. >> that is good news, indeed. ron claiborne, thank you. and bank of america is in talks with the government to pay

$12 billion in fines for the shoddy mortgages leading up to the financial crisis. 5 billion would help owners reduce their payments and repair vacant properties. dramatic video overseas this morning, when this swordfight broke out between rival groups at a temple in northern india. the holiest site in the sikh region. it started when a politician tried to make a speech. eight people were injured. and the ultimate caught on camera moment. look at this. a truck is driving down a highway in canada when it's suddenly struck by lightning. look at that. a fireball melting part of the truck, trapping the couple inside. thankfully a police officer was nearby and helped rescue them. the lightning took out the electrical system and filled the cabin with smoke. can you imagine? >> wow. >> they say it sounded like a sonic boom, it was so incredibly intense. thank goodness they're okay this morning. >> it looks like it was hit by a drone. >> yeah. >> amazing.

>> just mother nature. >> thank you. we're going to turn, now, to the high-profile weight loss business in beverly hills facing a new legal fight this morning, after its offices were raided by federal agents. abc has covered complaints about the company's 1-800-get-thin programs in the past. and brian ross is back now with the latest developments. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, george. federal agents are stepping up their investigation of, as you say, one of the most high-profile and controversial weight loss businesses in the country. a place where at least five patients died after lap-band surgery. in the high profit business of weight loss, few doctors have made more money than these two beverly hills brothers, julian and michael omidi. with their business success and celebrity social life, they ended up on the cable tv program called "dr. 90210." now, they're under investigation, as founders of the widely advertised 1-800-get-thin weight loss business. as first reported by "the los angeles times," their offices and their mother's home was

raided by federal agents thursday as part of an investigation by the fbi, irs and the fda for potential health care fraud, money laundering and other federal crimes. the once ever-present advertising offered an easy one-hour way to lose weight, with a lap-band procedure to constrict the stomach. >> i tried every diet out there. the lap-band was the easiest thing i have ever done. >> reporter: done right, the lap-band procedure is a safe technique. but relatives of five patients who died after surgery at the brothers' clinics in los angeles, say they were the victims of substandard care and negligent doctors. >> is she breathing? >> no. >> reporter: paula rogeski died on the operating table. laura suffered a lacerated liver. >> they're making this seem so easy, so easy. >> reporter: dr. omidi, brian ross. the brothers who ran the business but did not operate on patients would to the talk with

us when we first reported on them two years ago. but their lawyers say there are always great risks in dealing with obese patients. and that their clinics are professionally accredited and meet the highest standards. in testimony, one doctor who worked at the clinic said he was told by one of the brothers not to worry about any lawsuits over patient deaths, because they're making so much money, they could easily afford any judgment against them. the brothers called that doctor a liar. this is an ongoing important case. >> brian, thanks. >> a lot of questions there. turning now, though, to game one of the nba finals. and the heat, the big story last night. no, not the team. they lost. but when the air conditioning went out at the san antonio spurs arena, fans wilted, as the game turned into one hot mess. abc's ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: game one of the nba finals was all about the heat. not the miami heat, led by lebron james. but the san antonio heat, that turned the at&t center into a hot mess. after the air conditioning just

quit. >> i feel like pouring a bucket of water on my head. >> reporter: the temperature on the floor, 89 degrees. players dripping with sweat. icing themselves down during breaks. fans fanning themselves with just about anything they could find. all that heat was just too much for the heat's lebron james, who cramped up in the fourth quarter, and had to be carried off the floor, literally. they're trying to smoke us out of here, lebron said to his team. the temperature did not seem to bother the san antonio spurs. they took charge, beating miami, 110-95. they now lead the series, 1-0. >> i don't know what happened to lebron. but i think all of us were feeling the heat. >> it was warm. >> felt like i was playing in a european championship. we never have a.c. in europe. >> if you play basketball, you play basketball where it's hot, like this. i'm sure it would be a lot better on sunday. >> reporter: the folks here at the arena are apologizing for

what they call an electrical failure. and, yes, they plan to have it all fixed by game two on sunday night. and no need to apologize to the spurs fans, who are saying it appears the heat couldn't take the heat. george and lara. >> oh, wow. there is a certain ring to that. game two between the heat and spurs is sunday, 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. i'll be watching in air conditioning. and now, we have the perfect way to kick off the weekend. she did it last night. sister christina, the singing nun, beat all of the competition in italy. a rousing finale to "the voice." gio benitez has all of the fun. >> christina! >> reporter: she's italy's best, bar none. 25-year-old sister christina winning "the voice" of italy

overnight after a powerhouse performance. ♪ >> reporter: she said the most important thank you goes to the man upstairs. sister christina became an international sensation when her blind audition went viral. her rendition of the alicia keys anthem, "no one," garnering over 50 million hits on the youtube page. keys herself tweeting, that's what beautiful, pure energy looks like it. sing it, sister christina, she said. and asked if the vatican had seen it, i don't know, she said. i'm waiting for a call from pope francis. with her plain, black habit, sensible shoes and crucifix, sister christina continued to wow throughout the season. making a habit of bringing the crowd to its feet. ♪ here we go and even rocking a duet with ricky martin. ♪ but it seemed only fitting she close out the season with a rockin' rendition of the lord's

prayer. so great. sister christina happens to be a reformed rebel who used to sing in a band. now a nun. she's won a record contract with universal. but what will she do? she told a reporter she will go back to her priorities, prayer, waking up early in the morning and school service. >> that's great. >> that's incredible. >> awesome. >> thank you, gio. >> thank you. and welcome back to spencer christian, our old friend. ginger getting married tomorrow. it's great to have you here. >> it's great to be here in ginger's stead. i wish her well with her marriage and honeymoon and all that. i'm enjoying hanging out with you guys. i would love to end the week on a happy weather note. >> do it. >> not yet. not yet. we will eventually. but i have to start with severe weather. it has lingered in the nation's midsection. we have video from wind damage from yesterday's storms in shell knob, missouri. these were not tornados that left this damage. these are straight-line winds

which can be very dangerous. we did have two tornadoes yesterday, in southeast colorado and southeast missouri. and we're going to have heavy storms moving into the nation's midsection again today. your local weather coming up in 30 seconds. but first, here are this morning's hot cities brought to you by coppertone sport. >> i am meteorologist mike nicco with low clouds and these sunshine and breezy conditions through the delta community and fog runs and comfortable and it

is going to get hot inland. today, about 80. 70's around the bay. 60's along the coast into san francisco. and richmond. tonight, we will drop back into the 50's. seven-day outlook shows possibility of triple digits inland and coming up on "gma," an emotional day in the trial of the former college football player charged with killing a man during a bar brawl. his wife takes the stand. and possible triple crown winner, california chrome, on the track practicing right now. we'll talk to his trainer and owner, coming up on "gma." , california chrome, on the track right now. we'll talk to his trainer and owner, coming up on "gma."

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negotiators are expected to meet tomorrow with an arbitrator to try to hammer out a new contract. service is back to normandy after three-day worker sickout. on monday, only a third of muni's buses and streetcars were in operation leaving stranded passengers and canceled routes. leyla has the commute. >> b.a.r.t. trains running on time. muni, back to normandy todl tod. what is not so normandy is this accident blocking one lane southbound along 101 at san pedro road. as you continue in that southbound direction right past the 580, you can see things are moving along just fine. eric? >> thank you. when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco will have the

good morning. waking up to temperatures in the lower to upper 50s so comfortable this morning, a little more widespread is the cloudiness. lit go away by about 11:00 except for the coast. fair starts tomorrow. nine days of fun on the peninsula. 68 at 11:00, 63 at 10:00. in between we'll hit the upper 70s. let's look at accuweather seven-day forecast, because the weekend is here and so is the heat inland with mid to upper ninety this weekend, mid to upper eighty around the bay but stil

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♪ i really don't care what a crowd in central park this morning. everyone getting so pumped up for demi lovato. the crowd is building and building. a lot more fans on the way. our double-decker bus. this will be demi's sixth "gma" summer concert. she was burning up instagram overnight. a new hair color. a new hair colors. got almost 500,000 likes. and she has big surprises in store this morning as we say good morning, america. >> a good combo. and coming up on "gma," a shocking discovery of n the toy aisle of a target store. a loaded gun, sitting there in

plain sight. police investigating how it got there. "gma" investigates, secondary drowning. the numbers are growing of people affected. and he is the most famous horse in the world. there he is. this morning, possible triple crown winner, california chrome, on the track, getting ready. we're going to speak to his owner and his trainer. they're going to take a quick break right here on "gma." >> what a great story he is. right now, we're going to begin with the murder trial of the former university of north carolina football player, who pushed a man out of a bar into a moving car. he claims the death was an accident, that he was defending the girlfriend, who is now his wife. and she took the stand on thursday. mara schiavocampo has all of the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the prosecution has rested their case. and now, the defense is up. they say the former student athlete did what any boyfriend would do. he was protecting her from an

aggressive et and threatening drunk. it's the case of a bar brawl gone bad. former university of north carolina football player, kenan gay, is on trial for second-degree murder, after pushing robert kingston to his death into traffic after he allegedly made a pass at his girlfriend. the woman at the center of it all is speaking to jurors for the first time. saying kingston harassed and groped her the night of his death. and that gay was simply defending her. the hairs on the back of my neck just stood straight up, she said. elizabeth gay broke down several times recounting the story. but prosecutors say her tears were for a different reason. you're crying because your husband's on trial for murder, aren't you? earlier this week, gay's defense team tried to have the second-degree murder charge thrown out. >> the state has not shomalice.

they had to show a depraved state of mind on the part of keenan. >> reporter: but the judge denied the request, leaving the jury to decide if it was all a mistake. or murder. >> oh, my god. i just ran over somebody. >> reporter: according to police reports, kingston's blood alcohol was nearly four-times the legal limit. witnesses say gay seemed stunned after he pushed kingston into an oncoming car. but that he also fled the scene and had to be chased down. >> a blonde, tall guy about 6'3", 6'4", carolina blue shirt. >> reporter: he will take the stand, most likely next week. a former law student, now turned defendant. gay has pleaded not guilty to the charges. if convicted, his sentence could range from probation to 20 years in prison. very interesting case here. >> mara, thank you. >> thank you. now, to the shocking find inside a target store. a loaded gun sit right in the

toy aisle. and police are trying, now, to figure out who put it there and why. abc's matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: there, among the pistol-packing action figures, was a real, steel, 9 millimeter lugar pistol, with a full capacity of eight rounds. >> very concerning, a loaded gun inside a children's section of a store, where any number of kids could have grabbed that and fired that gun off is very alarming. >> reporter: the gun was discovered when a security guard saw the gun in plain view, on a marvel superhero playskool box. at first, he thought it, too, was a toy. police released a picture of this man, who they say may be connected. according to the police report, he had been pacing around the toy aisle, although, the footage does not show him placing the gun there. >> it's the first of its type that i can think of in my 27

years in law enforcement. >> reporter: target, which does not sell firearms in its stores, released a statement saying, we take these matters very seriously and are partnering with law enforcement. but the group, moms against guns, are filing ads like these, to pressure the retailer to ban customers from carrying firearms into its stores. for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> really disturbing. matt, thank you so much. we want to turn, now, to the weather. and our old friend, spencer christian, from our san francisco station, kgo. spencer what's the biggest difference from when you were here to now? >> the weather. it's a lot calmer in san francisco. you mean here in the studio. everything here is so much bigger and brighter and moves faster. so, i'm trying to keep up. okay? let's start with a look at our weekend rain. heavy rain forecast. rain is going to pound areas that have already been hard-hit, the last few days in the central part of the country. denver, amarillo, oklahoma city,

memphis, st. louis. up to five inches of rain or more. we have sunny skies in boise, portland, san francisco. in other spots, nice and dry. nice weather in the northeast, as well. rain from the mid-atlantic to new england, moved out last night. but through the nation's midsection, look for severe storms from the plains to the mississippi valley, to the atlantic coast. >> and this weather report was brought to you by smucker's. george and lara. i didn't mean to be a wise guy. >> it's exciting to meet spencer christian. met him the first time in the hallway. spencer christian. this is awesome.

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back now at 7:41, with "gma" investigates. secondary drowning. a potentially deadly condition that can happen after nearly drowning. abc's bazi kanani has more on this scary development. >> high-five. >> reporter: roman is an active tattler after a recent pool party nearly cost him his life. >> hi felt brave and jumped from the step into the spa. >> reporter: the spa jets forced ronan under water for 20 seconds before his mom was able to pull him out. he's okay. he's not blue. he's choking up the water. he seems fine. >> reporter: about an hour later, ronan wasn't himself. he started to cough and was lethargic.

>> i called his pediatrician. she said, you need to take ronan to the e.r. right now. >> reporter: e.r. doctors said he had fluid in his lungs and was experiencing secondary drowning, a condition that doctors say is uncommon but can be fatal. >> it can take up to 24 hours to develop symptoms. most people, if they're going to have a significant event, develop symptoms in four to eight hours. >> reporter: in secondary drowning, like ronan experienced, the fluid that remains in the lungs, prevents the tiny air sacks from taking oxygen out of the air and moving it to the blood. breathing becomes harder and harder. if not caught in time, decreased oxygen can cause the heart to stop. >> it takes a small amount of fluid to cause damage to the lungs. in the child, it can be as little as a quarter of a can of soda. >> reporter: ronan survived after a fright ing 24-hour stay in the hospital. lindsay took to her blog to warn other parents about the dangers of secondary drowning. even if the child has only been

under water for a short time, doctors say parents should keep an eye on them up to 24 hours. if a child has difficulty breathing, is coughing or becomes lethargic, take them to the hospital immediately. water safety expert, jim spears, says teaching kids how to swim is one of several steps towards keeping them safe. >> at least a four-foot fence around your fool that they cannot climb over. a gate that looks automatically around your pool. >> reporter: know what you do if your child goes under water. >> if they're unconscious, you need to immediately start cpr. have someone call the emergency services for you. >> reporter: and when a child is in the water, someone needs to be watching all the time. >> i just know now that you literally can't even turn your back for five seconds. >> reporter: for "good morning america," bazi kanani, abc news, los angeles. >> so scary. you think everything's fine. you get them out. and it's not over yet. coming up, everybody, how

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and it's time for california chrome. let's take a look at him practicing this morning. there's belmont. that's where the big race is. he's limbering up this morning, getting ready for tomorrow. could he be the next triple crown winner? so many people already tweeting about the horse right now, predicting victory. and we're so happy to welcome the horses co-owner and alan sherman, the trainer right here. how is he feeling this morning? how are you feeling? >> he's probably feeling better than i am because i'm tired. i am so tired. i think i talked to everybody in the world four times already. but you know? larry williams, a friend of ours, he is out at the track. and he watched him gallop. and he called me. he said, he looks really, really nice. he's ready. >> he looks comfortable on that track? >> he likes the surface quite well. >> oh, good. we aim to please. i want to ask a question about his position. so, he's going to be second,

adjacent from the post? >> two post position. >> is that good? bad? we found this video. that's where he'll be. >> sure. >> is that a good spot to be in? and why? >> i think it's good for him. he's a natural speed horse, too. he come away from there running. and being a former jockey, i rode for 23 years. that's going to be the key of the race, is saving ground. if that way you get to look to see who is up to speed in the race. so, if somebody wants to gun out of there, you can just sit there and wait, have a target to run at. >> are you doing anything differently for the belmont? obviously, the longest of the three races, to get him ready? >> well, he's just been on the triple crown trail. and that's probably the toughest races for any horse. he will -- kentucky derby, the preakness. he's running three times in five weeks. and if he's not fit by now, he probably won't be.

>> yeah. >> you and the co-owners of california chrome operate under the name dumb-ass partners? >> oh, yeah. we're serious about that. >> yeah. is there a story? >> yeah. when perry and i, perry martin, my partner, when him and i brought the filly, love to chase, chrome's mother, we were walking away. and somebody at the barn said, you guys are dumb-asses if you buy this filly and race her? and perry and i were walking away. and he said, we're dumb-asses. if we're going to be dumb-ass partners, we need to have a jackass on our seal. and the colors are purple and green. perry's wife, denise, her favorite color is green. and my wife, her favorite color is purple. there you go. we had this partnership sewed up

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. the san francisco political consultant accused of having explosive materials in his apartment is set to appear in federal court today, a day after fbi agents conducted a second search of ryan chamberlain's home. the 42-year-old was arrested monday after a nation wild manhunt. your weekend forecast, mike nicco, what do you say? >> i say much warmer than today. today, temperatures pretty close to average in san francisco, 66, oakland, 73, and santa rosa, 78. a little warmer in san jose at 82 and warmer in the east bay valleys, mid to upper 80s there. accuweather seven-day forecast, near triple-digit heat by sunday. leyla?

in san jose, we have a motorcycle crash that is blocking one lane and it is bogging down traffic there northbound side of 280 at highway 17 near baskin. this earlier crash we had out of lucas valley, it is cleared. however, we're left with 8-mile-per-hour speeds away from highway 37. >> the news continues with "good morning america."

good morning, america. it's friday. and a major mascara mishap. one woman who says this covergirl product took her lashes from luxe to lost. could it happen to you? and a "gma" worldwide exclusive. nicki minaj is here live, stirring things up with her new "pills and potions" music video. and is this morning our biggest party in the park ever? get ready. demi's about to light up the stage. and what's going on with her hair that set her fans on fire on twitter. she's about to be here live in central park.

don't miss a second. as we say -- >> i'm ready to rock central park. good morning, america. >> boy, is central park ready for demi lovato right now. look at that crowd. beautiful morning in central park. kind of a young crowd out there. there she is, right on stage, demi lovato. giving everybody a little preview of what is to come. ♪ never fall in love >> that's awesome. what a nice surprise. >> yeah. she's singing, i believe, "give your heart a break." is that correct? that's correct. and you see all those young fans out there with their cell phones, snapping selfies. young people, you want to experience this, right? if you take a video, you won't remember it. >> you realize how you sound? >> i'm shaking my hand. >> wagging your finger.

>> she's about to embark on a huge world tour this morning. so much great music ahead. even brought along a surprise guest. >> we'll get to that in a little bit. when we bring her out on stage. that's a lot of fun there. we have to get some news right here from amy. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with world leaders gathering on the northern shore of france right now, marking one of the most decisive events in human history. standing alongside men who stormed normandy's shores 70 years ago. president obama paid a rousing tribute to the 150,000 allied drops who risked and lost their lives on d-day. the president said america's commitment to liberty is written in blood on the beaches of normandy. on the sidelines of those ceremonies in france, president obama spoke briefly with russian president vladimir putin. the first face-to-face meeting since the crisis in ukraine.

earlier, they were on opposite sides in this photo-op. and hundreds of people have been killed in ukraine. back here at home, another deadly shooting on a college campus. but one student is being praised this morning as a hero. this hall monitor pepper sprayed the shooter, tackling him as he tried to reload during a rampage at seattle pacific university. one man was killed. two others hospitalized. the suspect's connection to the school today remains unclear. also, overnight, the man dressed in military camouflage accused of fatally shooting three police officers in a quiet canadian city was taken into custody. he surrendered unarmed in the backyard of a woman's home, following a day-long manhunt that virtually shut down the city of moncton. back in this country, three deaths blamed on the fierce storms that swept across the south. a young boy from tennessee is missing in the floodwaters. and the wind was so strong in arkansas, this four-wheeler became lodged in the side of this building. unbelievable.

if you want to eat healthy, take a close look at this new list from the cdc. they have ranked the best vegetables for nutritional value. number one, something i don't think i've ever eaten, watercress. followed by chinese cabbage. i don't think i ever have. if i have i didn't know i was eating it. spinach rounds out the top five. they were judged on their power to fight chronic diseases. by the way, broccoli didn't make the top ten. my children are cheering from downtown. finally, just think about how easy your morning commute would be if you could ride this to work. a man in denver testing out the jet pack, launching off the roof of the four seasons hotel. it's part of a tv documentary on the future of jet packs. i feel like an important note here is, he only lasted 30 seconds. that wouldn't make my commute any easier. but let's see if technology can prevail. yeah. fun as long as it all ends safely. >> when i was a kid, we were talking about jet packs. >> still waiting. >> i'm hoping. time, now, for weather, and spencer christian, in for

ginger. he is from our san francisco station, kgo. and originally from "gma." spencer, take it away. >> okay, amy. i'd love to think that cheering is for the weather that's coming up. but maybe not. let's take a look at what's going on around the nation. a great weekend coming up in some locations, starting right now with our nice weekend in the northeast. it's going to be lovely. sunny skies, low humidity, pleasant conditions, temperatures in the 70s. but we do have heat. there's going to be heat in the southwestern part of the country. could be dangerous heat in some places, with high temperatures well into the triple digits in numerous locations. las vegas, phoenix, and parts of fresno, part of the weekend. look at the general outlook for the weekend across the country, mixed conditions. some stormy weather in the >> i am meteorologist mike nicco with low clouds and these

sunshine and breezy conditions through the delta community and fog runs and comfortable and it is going to get hot inland. today, about 80. 70's around the bay. 60's along the coast into san francisco. and richmond. tonight, we will drop back into the 50's. seven-day outlook shows possibility of triple digits inland >> right now, it's party time. i'll toss it back to dan. take it away, dan. >> spencer christian, with his fellow lovatics. thank you, spencer. now, a look at the "gma morning menu." how a famous mascara ruined a woman's eyelashes. what you need no know about your makeup. plus, a split-second decision by a mom to leave her child in the car. kid's fine. but why she is still regretting it today. and demi lovato, live, rockin' our party in the park. all coming up live, on "gma,"

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but it's his show, right? >> he can do whatever he wants. >> and love that headband, too. >> it's a nice touch. >> i like it. dan, sitting in the chair for lara, with some "pop news." >> first up, today, remember in "toy story," the dolls come to life to reunite with their owner, andy? how about the story coming to life? ben mcneill sound a woody doll. he posted a photo of it with a #jetwoodyhome. it trended on twitter. and now it appears, that woody's owner has come forward. saying it's been nine to ten years since he had the doll. but able to identify chew marks on woody's nose. they were caused by his younger sister. >> the problem is the guy's 55. >> and apparently his name was on the foot, the same way andy did in the movie. buzz lightyear is still m.i.a.

i know everyone was concerned. "wheel of fortune" can get pretty easy once the contestants have identified all of the letters. or not. >> surf clay, where do we go? >> no. >> surf city, here we come. >> there you go. >> and there had been a clue. >> surf clay? >> yeah. >> how much more of a clue do you need? there was like one letter missing. >> apparently not a beach boys fan. >> no. poor guy. maybe he was just nervous. >> there seems to be a lot of these "wheel of fortune" fails that end up going viral. finally, what would "pop news" be without dancing kittens? >> nothing. >> right? lara, you can tell us, nothing, right? >> nothing. >> but these aren't just frolicking felines, this is true discipline, as these guys jam to li'l jud and d.j. snakes, "turn down the what."

♪ my name is kitty and i be cool ♪ >> these cool cats are named tulip and jazy. >> that's animation. >> no. i mean, i'll bet you -- they're holding something above and moving it, catnip or something, i would guess. i don't know that. >> wow. >> by the way, these cats, believe it or not, up for adoption at the animal welfare league in virginia. >> so, if anybody needs a backup dancer. >> that's right. you need dancing cats, they're great for parties. >> george and i are still skeptical. >> you upheld a "pop news" tradition. >> you did. >> i love that. >> with the kittens. yes. but i can't verify this. >> stop it. >> thank you, dan. we move on to "the heat index." and one woman's bombshell revelation about covergirl's bombshell mascara. she claims instead of making her

lashing long and lush, it made hers fall out. abc's linzie janis has the story. >> covergirl presents -- >> reporter: sofia vergara showing her lashes in this sultry commercial. >> big, sexy, bombshell lashes. >> reporter: the two-step mascara advertises ten-times more noticeable lashes. but 20-year-old amy says the results were shocking when she tried to remove the makeup. >> i was using eye makeup remover on a cotton ball. all of a sudden i looked down, and on the cotton ball and into my hand was the lashes. >> reporter: she bought the mascara in may. and she had used it a few times before, only having minor difficulty taking off the makeup. but she says this time was different. >> i was petrified. i stood in the bathroom for a good five minutes and cried. >> reporter: there are a number of other customers who have also lashed out against the product online.

one writing, it's really hard to get this mascara off completely. now, in a statement to abc news, cover girl is addressing these concerns, writing, we've taken steps to more broadly communicate the need to use an oil-based remover with long-lasting mascaras. covergirl says it's also updating its packaging. and has even posted a tutorial on its youtube page about how to apply and remove the makeup. >> i'm using regular mineral oil. going to put it on to my eye. and let it sit for a few moments. >> reporter: but for customers, can the loss of lashes be reversed? >> if this is the first time this has happened, chances are your lashes are going to grow back, although it's going to take seven to eight weeks for that process to be complete. >> reporter: covergirl gave her a $15 voucher for her inconvenience. which she says she already spent, but not on mascara. linzie janis, abc news, new

york. >> the removal of it that was the issue? >> exactly. and full disclosure, that's my mascara. i've used that for the last couple months. >> your lashes look great. >> i still have my lashes. but you have to use eye makeup remover. just be careful, right? gentle, gentle, people. >> and we'll move on. we're going to go to one mom's quick decision and lasting regrets. she left her son in the car for a few minutes. the boy turned out to be fine. but she's still shaken by what happened next. alex perez has the story. >> reporter: it was a split-second decision in a parking lot that kim brooks says changed her life forever. while running errands her 4-year-old son, strapped in the backseat, said what so many children might say, that he didn't want to get out of the car. >> he is playing with his ipad. he decides, i don't want to come in. >> reporter: it was a mild day. just 50 degrees. so, brooks says she left him in the car. just five minutes. >> i knew the best thing to do would be to force him in. but i was in a hurry and stressed. and i made this quick decision.

okay, i just need one thing. >> reporter: it turns out, while brooks was inside, someone recorded video of her son in the car by himself. and turned it over to the cops. they eventually tracked her down, and while her son wasn't hurt, police charged her with a misdemeanor charge for contributing to a delin kwensy of a minor. she faced up to a year in jail. what was going through your mind? >> it was frightening. >> reporter: but brooks was fearing what mothers might think. and only recently did she reveal her ordeal on salon.com. i worried that wrong or right, what i had done would seem abhorrent to anyone i told. the mommy confession went viral. and brooks was flooded with thousands of comments. some critical. leaving your 4-year-old child unattended in a public place is a negligent act, writing one person. but others could relate. she did nothing wrong. it's the system that's out of control, not the parent. >> i love my kids, more than anything in the world. >> reporter: after doing

community service hours, the misdemeanor charge against brooks was dropped. but she still fears the court of public opinion. for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> a lot to talk about now. we're joined by dr. robyn silverman. what do you think? >> i really feel for this woman. let me say that. we've all been in a situation where we've made mistakes. but they're not caught on tape . that being said, we live in a society where people have cameras on their phone and they're videotaping. we can debate whether or not we are too overprotective. we can debate whether we were left in the car when we were left if the car and we were fine. the truth of the matter is, it's the law -- we can't leave our child in the car if they're under 6 years old. and we did it. then, you broke the law. and it was caught on tape. so, we got into some trouble. >> and referencing the legal issue here, do you agree with what prosecutors did in this

case? >> once they had the evidence. and she's not denying she did it right? they had to move forward. because there's no way to distinguish this from other cases, where in this case, she was just running in for a few minutes. as opposed to this case, it was 12 minutes. you have to draw a line. and i would also say, the fact she just got a slap on the wrist is also the right thing to do. >> exactly. >> prosecutors did the right thing, i think, by moving forward. they had to. and they were also right to say, we just want this to go away. she does community service. even in the article, she talked about how meaningful she found the community service to be. >> it shows the parent, when they're in that stressful situation, you have to take yourself out of the moment. >> i have a 4-year-old and a 5-year-old. and i get it. we need the parents to know, number one, when you're in that situation, you need to be able to say to your child, look, i know you're not going to like this. but it's not a choice. you have to come with me. and number two, ask for help when you need it. there's been times i left the doctor's office and gone to the

pharmacy and called them up, i am in your parking lot, i have a sick child in the backseat. could you please meet me at the front door so that i can't leave my car. and everybody's happy that way. >> mommy doesn't want to get arrested. >> it's a good message and a good warning, who in the heat of the moment, might make the wrong call. >> this is not a bad parent. we've all been there. but we have to make the right choice. >> thanks, robyn. let's go to lara in the park. all right, guys. as you know, it's a gorgeous morning here in central park. a great crowd. everybody's here to see demi lovato. and this lady. hello nicki minaj! >> hey. >> this is the first look at her brand-new music video, for "pills and potions." that's coming off of her upcoming album. thank you for sharing this video with us. this song is really beautiful, nicki. and it's a different sound for you. >> absolutely.

i'm glad to you guys like it. but it is a very different sound. i really wanted to experiment with the third album. but i wanted to still marry my old energy with a new sound. i think "pills and potions" does that. >> one of the lyrics, i'm angry, but i still love you. i can't stand it, but i still love you. >> right. >> instead of me saying the words, why don't you listen to them? here's a first look, an exclusive, for nicki's new video for "pills and potions." roll 'em. ♪ pills and potions we're all closer ♪ ♪ i'm angry but i still love you ♪ ♪ pills and potions we're over close ♪ ♪ and can't stand it but i still love you ♪ ♪ i still love i still love ♪ i still love i still love

♪ i still love ♪ i still love i still love ♪ i still love ♪ i still love i still love ♪ i still love i still love ♪ i still love >> it's an emotional song. >> yes. very emotional. >> lead single off your highly anticipated new album, "the pink prince." a lot of questions from our fans, your fans, "gma" viewers. one of which is, everybody wants to know, when is the album coming out? >> the album will be out this year. but i mean i have a date. i don't want to give the date because i want people to absorb the music, the singles as they come out. and i don't want them to rush the excitement. >> fair to say, soon in the year? >> this year. i won't say soon in the year. i'll just say this year. >> all right. another fan tweeted, do you have a preference between rapping and singing? >> well, i think rapping is what i do. it's what i shine at.

i just happen to love singing. but rapping is my expertise, i would say. >> your gift. >> yeah. >> and another area of expertise, we just saw it, in "the other woman." you did a great job. congratulations. >> thank you. >> is acting something you'd want to do more? >> absolutely. i want to do a lot more acting. that was a tiny role. i had a great time. i want to do some more. >> and what about this fashion designer thing? you have a line at kmart. >> yeah. >> you have a fragrance, which is delicious. where does it end for you? you're a mogul? >> well, thank you. i also have a moscato. i want to be like the other rapper-turned-moguls that came before me. i want to do it like the boys. >> when you're designing clothes, writing a song, where does your inspiration come from? >> just life. with "pills and potions" i took some time and thought about

tiss -- and just really reflected on people who had been in my life. and people who had left my life. and where was it going? and what does it all mean? just life. and i'll be in a hotel, in a random place in america, and just start writing. >> i love your instagram feed. you post a lot of selfies. and so many different looks. >> yeah. >> an evolved look even today. can you share with us a little bit about that? >> i mean, i'm doing more of a softer, toned-down look. and it just is more fun. it takes a lot less time to get out of the house. and then, using my natural hair, it's like, i don't have to -- >> you like it? >> applause. my natural hair. it just makes me feel more comfortable, i think. i love that i did the crazy stuff. but i'm happy for this transition. >> we loved it. you were here, i think two summers ago. i had the pleasure of meeting you then. and you were, umbrella. >> crazy, yes. >> and an awesome pink hair, i think. >> yeah.

>> does that let an alter ego come out? >> i think the crazier you look, the crazier you feel you can be. but at a certain point, you have to be able to turn that on, no matter how you look. that's where i am right now. >> yeah. you seem to be in a very, very good place. >> calm. >> the music -- yeah. it is showing in the music. everybody, "pills and potions" is available now. nicki's album, some time this year. coming up, maria menounos and demi lovato. coming up, maria me me knew nose and demi lovato.

good morning. i'm kristen sze. a fire in hayward claimed the life of a woman in a wheelchair this morning. a husband and wife were able to escape but the woman's aunt did not make it. firefighters think it was an electrical fire and are trying to confirm that. muni leaders and union negotiators are expected to meet tomorrow to try to hammer out a new contract. service is back to normandy after a three-day worker sickout. on monday, only a third of streetcars were operating. hopefully all is well this morning. leyla, what do you see out there? >> it is wonderful out there. drive time traffic tracy to dublin a quiet, quick 29 minutes. highway 4, 22 minutes. 101 still recovering from an earlier accident at san pedro road. here's a look at mass transit.

good news indeed. everything is running for muni. b.a.r.t. times are all on time. ace trains a little one- to two-minute delay. >> the forecast with mike nicco

good morning on this friday. still in the 50s in most areas. we're already in the low to mid-60s in places. big vent this weekend. san mateo county fair, 68 at

11:00, through the upper 70s back down to the mid-60s by 10:00 tomorrow. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast, oh, is it going to b ♪ i really don't care the crowd, going wild. there's the reason. she's on the stage. purple, silver, brown hair, ready to go. demi lovato. and the lovatics. >> let's get right to it. here she is, with the new single, "really don't care." ♪ you wanna play you wanna stay ♪ ♪ you wanna have it all you started messing ♪ ♪ with my head until i hit a wall ♪ ♪ maybe i should've known maybe i should've known ♪ ♪ that you would walk you would walk out the door ♪ ♪ hey ♪ said we were done then met someone and ♪

♪ rubbed it in my face cut to the part ♪ ♪ she broke your heart and then she ran away ♪ ♪ i guess you should've known i guess you should've known ♪ ♪ that i would talk i would talk ♪ ♪ but even if the stars and moon collide ♪ ♪ i never want you back into my life ♪ ♪ you can take your words and all your lies ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪ ♪ even if the stars and moon collide ♪ ♪ i never want you back into my life ♪ ♪ you can take your words and all your lies ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪ ♪ i can't believe i ever stayed up ♪ ♪ writing songs about you you don't deserve ♪ ♪ to know the way i used to think about you ♪ ♪ oh, no, not anymore oh, no, not anymore ♪

♪ you had your shot had your shot, but you let go ♪ ♪ now if we meet out on the street ♪ ♪ i won't be running scared i'll walk right up ♪ ♪ to you and put one finger in the air ♪ ♪ and make you understand and make you understand ♪ ♪ you had your chance had your chance ♪ ♪ but even if the stars and moon collide ♪ ♪ i never want you back into my life ♪ ♪ you can take your words and all your lies ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪ ♪ even if the stars and moon collide ♪ ♪ i never want you back into my life ♪ ♪ you can take your words and all your lies ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪

>> give it up for cher lloyd. ♪ yeah, listen up hey, hey, never look back ♪ ♪ dumbstruck boy, ego intact look, boy, why you so mad ♪ ♪ second guessin' but should've hit that ♪ ♪ hey, demi, you picked the wrong lover ♪ ♪ should've picked that one he's cuter than the other ♪ ♪ i just wanna laugh 'cause you're tryna ♪ ♪ be a hipster kick it to the curb ♪ ♪ take a polaroid picture ♪ but even if the stars and moon collide ♪ ♪ i never want you back into my life ♪ ♪ you can take your words and all your lies ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪ ♪ even if the stars and moon collide ♪ ♪ i never want you back into my life ♪ ♪ you can take your words and all your lies ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh i really don't care ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

i'll get to the weather. let's look at the weather around the country. weather-wise, more severe weather, for the third day in a row. all through parts of the nation's midsection. we're going to have thunderstorms, possible hail, wind damage, from the central plains into the mississippi valley, in the south atlantic. could be heavy flooding, rainfall as well. but the weekend overall is looking pretty good in other parts of the country. fantastic weekend coming up in the northeast. sunny, low humidity, mild weather. on the coast, hot in the southwest. and warm and humid alo

>> and this weather report, brought to you by bush's baked beans. amy? we're getting you ready for summer, to get that perfect beach body, with tvo's maria menounos. you would never know that maria was once overweight. and now, sharing her slimdown secrets to "the everygirl's guide to diet and fitness." a lot of people look at you and think, no way. but you had to work. and you continue to work at keeping your body fit and trim. >> absolutely. you know, i -- hi. i gained all that weight, primarily in college. my parents always cooked healthy, mediterranean diet food at home. my dad was diabetic. we didn't know what junk food was. and i got to college and had this cafeteria of endless food. and i took advantage.

and i got more and more heavy has the years went on. and decided i needed to make a change. >> you say, even with this change, you still eat pizza. you still eat nachos. how is that possible? >> absolutely. in the book, i talk about a 75/25 split. 75% of the time, healthy and clean as much of the time. the 25%, i can play. the key is, you want to really think about it as being healthy, not skinny. and then, the skinny is the by-product of the weight loss. >> you look fantastic. "the new york post" has declared you have the best beach body. congratulations on that accolade. >> thank you. >> let's run through some of your secrets. you say one of your favorite tips is to drink hot water. >> yes. it's detoxifying and destressing. if you're drinking hot water. i drink it all day long and definitely after meals. it's really worked and it's

helpful for your stomach. >> when it comes to exercise, one of the things to do is to take pictures of the exercise you like. >> i have some great recipes. but i have a lot of great workouts. workouts you can do out here in central park. and take pictures of them. you are not going to lug around a book. >> and you have things you can bring with you. an easy exercise you can show us right now. >> i do. i do workouts everywhere. i'm on the phone at work. and having conference calls. and literally, you won't see me because i'm on a speakerphone with you. but i'm doing my workout while i'm talking to you. amy, so, here we go. i do my squats at my desk. little things because i don't want to go to the gym. i want to get fitness throughout the day. i aim to get 10,000 steps a day. i wear a fitness trackers. and sometimes i get a little less. sometimes i get a little more. it averages out. the biggest thing i want to spread with this book is that, let's all think about it as

healthful. think about it as fuel you're putting in your body. and eventually this machine will crap out on you if you keep putting bad stuff into it. >> you can have birthday cake because your birthday is coming out. so, happy birthday. and to get maria's everygirl tips and the recipes for her nachos. go to our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and maria's new book is in stores now. coming up, guys, you want to hear a little more demi lovato? i thought so. stay with us. every story is a journey, and this journey plays out all summer long during the emirates airline us open series. don't miss your chance to see some of the top players in the world battle it out to see who's best. 5 weeks. 8 tournaments. 8 cities. which champion will prevail, which new hero will emerge?

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[ cheers and applause ] look at this crowd. so excited here in central park, for demi lovato. boy, you bring them out. >> thank you, yeah. my fans are incredible. >> they're incredible. you're incredible. this is the nicest day we've had here all year long. and it was a great surprise to see cher lloyd come out and sing with you. >> i love her. >> that's great. and you are having such an amazing year. has any of it surprised you? >> you know what? i've worked really, really hard this year. and so, you know, the hard work is starreding to pay off. and i'm really happy about that. >> you should be. and not only with all your music. but your book goes straight to the top. >> that was crazy. i never expected that, by the way. so, thank you.

>> it's so good to see you're really keeping up this commitment. i know you speak at an event here last night. tell us about that. >> it was incredible. i got to speak. and i just talked about my -- you know what's funny is, it's easy for me because i'm just being honest. i've dealt a lot with mental illnesses. it's so important that we raise the awareness and start to incorporate it in schools and really make a difference. >> it is making a difference. thank you for that. let's hear some music. "neon lights"? >> let's do it. >> great. ♪ baby, when they look up at the sky ♪ ♪ we'll be shooting stars just passing by ♪ ♪ you'll be coming home with me tonight ♪ ♪ we'll be burning up

like neon lights ♪ ♪ be still my heart 'cause it's freaking out ♪ ♪ it's freaking out right now ♪ ♪ shining like stars 'cause we're beautiful ♪ ♪ we're beautiful right now ♪ ♪ you're all i see in all these places ♪ ♪ you're all i see in all these faces ♪ ♪ so, let's pretend we're running out of time, of time ♪ ♪ baby, when they look up at the sky ♪ ♪ we'll be shooting stars just passing by ♪ ♪ you'll be coming home with me tonight ♪ ♪ we'll be burning up like neon lights ♪ ♪ baby, when they look up at the sky ♪ ♪ we'll be shooting stars just passing by ♪ ♪ you'll be coming home with me tonight ♪ ♪ we'll be burning up like neon lights ♪ ♪ neon lights

neon lights ♪ ♪ neon lights like neon lights, oh ♪ ♪ like neon lights, oh ♪ be still my heart 'cause it's freaking out ♪ ♪ it's freaking out right now ♪ ♪ shining like stars 'cause we're beautiful ♪ ♪ we're beautiful right now ♪ ♪ you're all i see in all these places ♪ ♪ you're all i see in all these faces ♪ ♪ so, let's pretend we're running out of time, of time ♪ ♪ baby, when they look up at the sky ♪ ♪ we'll be shooting stars just passing by ♪

♪ you'll be coming home with me tonight ♪ ♪ we'll be burning up like neon lights ♪ ♪ baby, when they look up at the sky ♪ ♪ we'll be shooting stars just passing by ♪ ♪ you'll be coming home with me tonight ♪ ♪ we'll be burning up like neon lights ♪ ♪ neon lights neon lights ♪ ♪ neon lights like neon lights, oh ♪ ♪ like neon lights, oh ♪ shining like stars 'cause we're beautiful ♪ ♪ we're beautiful right now ♪ ♪ you're all i see in all these places ♪ ♪ you're all i see in all these faces ♪ ♪ so, let's pretend we're running out of time, of time ♪ ♪ like neon lights, oh

like neon lights, oh ♪ ♪ be still my heart 'cause it's freaking out ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! [ cheers and applause ] all right, everybody. it is time to hear yet another song from our friend, demi lovato. are you ready, central park? how about a little "heart attack." ♪ puttin' my defenses up 'cause i don't ♪ ♪ wanna fall in love

if i ever did that ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ never put my love out on the line ♪ ♪ never said yes to the right guy ♪ ♪ never had trouble getting what i want ♪ ♪ but when it comes to you i'm never good enough ♪ ♪ when i don't care i can play 'em ♪ ♪ like a ken doll won't wash my hair ♪ ♪ then make 'em bounce like a basketball ♪ ♪ but you make me wanna act like a girl ♪ ♪ paint my nails and wear high heels ♪ ♪ yes, you make me so nervous ♪ ♪ and i just can't hold your hand ♪ ♪ you make me glow but i cover up ♪ ♪ won't let it show so i'm ♪ ♪ puttin' my defenses up 'cause i don't ♪ ♪ wanna fall in love if i ever did that ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪

♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ never break a sweat for the other guys ♪ ♪ when you come around i get paralyzed ♪ ♪ and every time i try to be myself ♪ ♪ it comes out wrong like a cry for help ♪ ♪ it's just not fair pain's more trouble ♪ ♪ than love is worth i gasp for air ♪ ♪ it feels so good but you know it hurts ♪ ♪ but you make me wanna act like a girl ♪ ♪ paint my nails and wear high heels ♪ ♪ yes, you make me so nervous ♪ ♪ and i just can't hold your hand ♪ ♪ you make me glow but i cover up ♪ ♪ won't let it show so i'm ♪ ♪ puttin' my defenses up 'cause i don't ♪

♪ wanna fall in love if i ever did that ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ the feelings are lost in my lungs ♪ ♪ they're burning i'd rather be numb ♪ ♪ and there's no one else to blame ♪ ♪ so scared i take off in a run ♪ ♪ i'm flying too close to the sun ♪ ♪ and i burst into flames ♪ you make me glow but i cover up ♪ ♪ won't let it show so i'm ♪ ♪ puttin' my defenses up 'cause i don't ♪ ♪ wanna fall in love if i ever did that ♪ ♪ i think i'd have

a heart attack ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ ♪ i think i'd have a heart attack ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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so, we want to thank demi lovato. we want to thank spencer christian, for coming on back. >> and we want to let demi's fans have one more song. how about a little "nightingale." >> i'll see you guys on my world tour. ♪ ♪ i need a light to take me

home ♪ ♪ and i need a hero is it you ♪ ♪ i never see the forest before the trees ♪ ♪ i could really use your humanity ♪ ♪ baby, i'm a little blind

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. the san francisco giants return back home. the forecast for the game, let's check in with mike. >> dropping down to the 50s after a day we reach 66 in san francisco, 73 in oakland, 82 in san jose, and napa. and mid to upper 80s in the east bay. that area, the inland east bay could reach 100 by sunday. leyla? mike, in sbrun, two suvs got tangled up on southbound 280, a little bit of a traffic jam. 24 miles per hour going to be your top speed as you make it in the southbound direction approaching 380. looks like your drive northbound

side in san francisco is also quite crowded. kristen? >> join us for the mid it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, recording artist and actor, ice cube. the hit broadway musical, "cinderella," fran drescher. dicey eddie is giving a peppers on the next edition of "live"'s challenge.le ext on "live." and ere are kelly ripa michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: thank you. thank you.